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Tucker Carlson named 'Antisemite of the Year'

US activist group StopAntisemitism names podcaster Tucker Carlson 'Antisemite of the Year,' due to his 'divisive, hateful, and dangerous rhetoric.'

Tucker Carlson named 'Antisemite of the Year'

'Severe pain':

Rabbi beaten and sent to house arrest - during his son's brit

Rabbi Avraham Idan, head of the Ateret HaLevi yeshiva, was violently arrested during riots in Jerusalem despite saying he did not participate and was later placed under house arrest - during his son’s brit.

Rabbi beaten and sent to house arrest - during his son's brit

Smotrich declares

'Families will return to Sa-Nur soon'

In a festive ceremony marking 50 years since the establishment of Kedumim, hundreds of residents from the settlement participated.

'Families will return to Sa-Nur soon'

Israeli man loses sight in eye after brutal assault in Cyprus

An Israeli man was beaten outside his hotel after the assailant heard him speaking in Hebrew on his phone. The victim was flown to Israel for surgery.

Israeli man loses sight in eye after brutal assault in Cyprus

Modern-day Maccabees:

Chedvata: Israel’s first haredi Hesder Yeshiva

Chedvata is Israel’s first haredi Hesder Yeshiva, created by haredim for haredim, combining Torah learning, academic training, with service in the IDF.

Chedvata: Israel’s first haredi Hesder Yeshiva

Former spokesman reveals

The 'mission' from Netanyahu

Eli Feldstein, former spokesman for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, appears in an interview and describes the mission he received from Netanyahu after October 7

The 'mission' from Netanyahu

“Terror supporters”

Heated clash in Knesset Committee

During a discussion in the Knesset committee on the appointment of MK Tzvi Sukkot as chairman of the Education Committee, a heated verbal confrontation broke out between him and MKs Ahmad Tibi and Waleed Taha

Heated clash in Knesset Committee

State commission of inquiry:

Will Judge Amit appoint the state commission of inquiry alone?

Jewish People Policy Institute index finds majority support for a balanced appointment model of a state commission of inquiry on the war. Small minority believes government or Knesset should appoint the commission, sharp gaps between right and left.

Will Judge Amit appoint the state commission of inquiry alone?

A hintative tour of the parasha:

Miracles, dreams, and the strength of Israel

As in Miketz, after two years of war, we look back and glance at what is happening. It feels like a dream. And it goes on - like a prophecy.

Miracles, dreams, and the strength of Israel

Last hostage:

Israel gave critical information on the burial place of Ran Gvili

Israeli security officials assess Hamas knows which terrorists hold information on Ran Gvili’s burial site but is refusing to interrogate them, with Israel avoiding their elimination to preserve the chance of his return.

Israel gave critical information on the burial place of Ran Gvili

Jonathan Pollard’s harrowing testimony

Ex-spy says an Israeli govt. representative suggested that he take his own life, while an American official assured him he'd go home one day.

Jonathan Pollard’s harrowing testimony

Analysis:

The real purpose of Israel’s gas deal with Egypt

Jerusalem traded energy for leverage, tying Cairo to its fuel supplies while securing strategic calm despite ongoing violations in Sinai.

The real purpose of Israel’s gas deal with Egypt

After 6 months:

Families of fallen IDF soldiers still have no answers

Six months after APC attack that killed IDF soldiers, families have yet to receive full investigation findings. Citing post-10/7 backlogs, IDF has delayed a response, leaving relatives angry: 'We gave them a living child - and they are silent.'

Families of fallen IDF soldiers still have no answers

LAST NIGHT

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One ZAKA volunteer collapses after 2 years of dealing with 10/7

Turns out the invisible wounds of first responders are destroying lives while families watch helplessly - and one wife is desperately asking for help before it's too late

One ZAKA volunteer collapses after 2 years of dealing with 10/7

'There is hope':

Young couples consider moving to moshav damaged by rocket fire

Hope returns to Shtula as young families consider moving to border moshav

Young couples consider moving to moshav damaged by rocket fire

Saudi Arabia breaks execution record

A report by the organization Reprieve reveals that Saudi Arabia executed 347 people in 2024-a record number for a single year. Two-thirds of the sentences were for drug-related offenses, and many of those executed were foreign nationals.

Saudi Arabia breaks execution record

Art in the service of Antisemitism

Madalyn Drewno, commissioned to paint a portrait of Denver’s Vietnamese immigrant community decided, instead, to paint a mural with anti-Israel and anti-Jewish themes, and a few Vietnamese-Americans thrown in. Why should taxpayers fund that? Opinion.

Art in the service of Antisemitism

New details on Sydney massacre

Terrorists threw explosive devices that failed to detonate

The Australian ABC network reveals that during the massacre, the two terrorists threw four explosive devices at the crowd - which did not explode

Terrorists threw explosive devices that failed to detonate

To aid probe

Mosques in Philippines post photos of Bondi terrorists

Davao mosques display photos of Bondi terrorists as Muslim leaders urge locals to report any links to the attackers’ month-long stay before their deadly rampage in Australia.

Mosques in Philippines post photos of Bondi terrorists

AG slams October 7 inquiry bill, coalition fires back

In a sharply worded legal opinion, Attorney General Baharav‑Miara delivers harsh criticism of the bill to establish a “National‑State Commission of Inquiry.” Minister Karhi fires back.

AG slams October 7 inquiry bill, coalition fires back

Does right cancel left when it comes to Antisemitism in the USA?

What distinguishes Antisemitism's growth on the right from its proliferation on the left is the refusal of Jewish conservatives to rationalize or validate it or make excuses fellow conservatives who spew antisemitic venom. Opinion.

Does right cancel left when it comes to Antisemitism in the USA?

After Stefanik drops out

Trump backs Jewish politician Bruce Blakeman for NY Governor

Trump endorses Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman for New York governor, a day after Elise Stefanik ended her campaign.

Trump backs Jewish politician Bruce Blakeman for NY Governor

Culture Minister Zohar:

'I will seek to repeal Cinema Law due to extremist takeover'

Culture Minister threatens to abolish the Cinema Law, citing what he calls an extremist takeover of Israel’s film sector. “The citizens of Israel will not fund the radical left.”

'I will seek to repeal Cinema Law due to extremist takeover'

Israel’s UN mission pays tribute to Sydney terror victims

Israel’s UN mission holds a moment of silence for the victims of the deadly Sydney terror attack during Hanukkah, vowing unity and resilience against antisemitic violence.

Israel’s UN mission pays tribute to Sydney terror victims

Woman rescued from Jericho:

'I thought he was Jewish, then I was attacked'

The young woman rescued from Jericho on Friday night gives her first testimony, saying that after speaking with the suspect, she accepted his invitation and arrived at the location believing he was Jewish.

'I thought he was Jewish, then I was attacked'

Watch:

Noa Tishby and Amy Schumer light the final Hanukkah candles

Noa Tishby ends her Hanukkah series with comedian Amy Schumer, who reflects on her Jewish roots, support for Israel, and how comedy helps her and others overcome trauma.

Noa Tishby and Amy Schumer light the final Hanukkah candles

Report

Israel warned US: Iranian missile drills may be cover for strike

According to Axios, Israeli officials warned the US that Iran’s latest missile drills could mask attack plans.

Israel warned US: Iranian missile drills may be cover for strike

Report:

Hezbollah rebuilds weapons‑smuggling network through Syria

US officials warn that Iran is funneling weapons to Hezbollah and to a Kurdish militia in northern Syria through a smuggling network.

Hezbollah rebuilds weapons‑smuggling network through Syria

Finding light in a time of darkness

Hanukkah reflections after war, tragedy, and hidden miracles

In the shadow of war, terror, and loss, Hanukkah invites reflection on resilience, hidden miracles, and the enduring light of the Jewish spirit.

Hanukkah reflections after war, tragedy, and hidden miracles

Antisemitism in Turkey:

Jews attacked on their way to Hanukkah candle lighting

Jews on their way to light Hanukkah candles attacked in Istanbul by pro‑Palestinian Arab demonstrators waving flags and shouting anti-Jewish slogans.

Jews attacked on their way to Hanukkah candle lighting

For the 8th day of Hanukkah:

Humility and Hanukkah:The science and soul of the Menorah's oil

In Judaism, there is a core and ancient teaching that we should strive to learn an important lesson from every experience in our lives, especially when that experience is connected to a significant and Divinely inspired holiday like Hanukkah. What we learn from olive oil.

Humility and Hanukkah:The science and soul of the Menorah's oil

'Son Of Hamas':

'The evidence under the Temple Mount is overwhelming'

Knesset Member Ohad Tal led Mosab Hassan Yousef, known as the 'Son of Hamas,' on a rare tour of restricted sections of the Kotel Tunnels beneath the Temple Mount.

'The evidence under the Temple Mount is overwhelming'

Israel can't be extinguished

Wounded warrior's message to Arab who blew out menorah

IDF soldier Ofir Engelsman, who lost his leg in the war, visited a Tel Aviv mall menorah that was extinguished last week, recording a message of solidarity and resilience.

Wounded warrior's message to Arab who blew out menorah

Project Sunrise: A fantasy built on the refusal to face reality

The real immorality is pretending that Gaza can be rebuilt while its society remains committed to jihad. Opinion.

Project Sunrise: A fantasy built on the refusal to face reality

Crowds light eighth Hanukkah candle at Hostages Square

Crowds gathered with menorahs to light the eighth Hanukkah candle at Hostages Square to call for the return of Ran Gvili, the last remaining deceased hostage in Hamas captivity.

Crowds light eighth Hanukkah candle at Hostages Square

Hanukkah Of Resilience:

Reichman University honors 'modern-day Maccabees'

Students and staff at the Raphael Recanati International School (RRIS) at Reichman University gathered for a candle-lighting ceremony with students who had served in the IDF.

Reichman University honors 'modern-day Maccabees'

When CodePink’s rainbow flag turns against the Jews

Their current favorite line claims Israel is an enemy of LGBTQ people - that the Jewish state hides its “crimes” behind rainbow flags and Tel Aviv pride parades.

When CodePink’s rainbow flag turns against the Jews

Help ZAKA hero

A light that refuses to go out: Natan Kenig's story this Hanukkah

For 28 years, he lit others' darkest moments. On October 7, he spent months ensuring no family was left without closure. Now the light-bearer needs light. This Hanukkah, will we let his flame go out?

A light that refuses to go out: Natan Kenig's story this Hanukkah

After 2 years of war - This $120 donation saves a veteran's life

Turns out a small team of volunteers in the Negev found a way to help trauma-stricken veterans recover - and you can save a life today for just $120

After 2 years of war - This $120 donation saves a veteran's life

Accessibility works begin at Rachel's Tomb

As part of a wide-ranging infrastructure initiative, accessibility works have begun at Rachel's Tomb, one of Israel's most visited and sacred sites.

Accessibility works begin at Rachel's Tomb

15th victim named

The victims of the Sydney Hanukkah Massacre

These are the 15 people murdered by two terrorists at a Hanukkah event at Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia, ranging in age from 10 to 82.

The victims of the Sydney Hanukkah Massacre

After admitting errors

BBC to review Middle East coverage

The BBC announced a full review after acknowledging reporting errors and bias complaints linked to its coverage of Israel during the Gaza war.

BBC to review Middle East coverage

Watch:

IDF Chief of Staff dances with haredi soldiers

IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir lit Hanukkah candles with soldiers from the Hashmonaim Brigade, praised their work, and announced the opening of a dedicated officers' training course for haredi troops.

IDF Chief of Staff dances with haredi soldiers

'We'll continue being victorious'

Netanyahu lights the menorah with Chabad emissaries

Prime Minister Netanyahu lit the eighth candle of Hanukkah with Chabad emissaries and marked one week since the Sydney massacre: 'We have not lost our spirit, nor will we lose it.'

Netanyahu lights the menorah with Chabad emissaries

Intelligence officers recount:

Behind the Hamas no. 2's 'Last Supper'

IDF Intelligence officers look back on their work leading up to the elimination of Hamas's Weapons Production chief and 10/7 architect Ra'ad Sa'ad.

Behind the Hamas no. 2's 'Last Supper'

Israeli toddler in life-threatening condition in the Philippines

A three-year-old Israeli toddler was hospitalized in life-threatening condition after being stung by a jellyfish on the island of Palawan in the Philippines.

Israeli toddler in life-threatening condition in the Philippines

Herzog calls relatives of slain, wounded in Sydney attack

President Isaac Herzog spoke with the family of Rabbi Eli Schlanger, murdered in the Sydney terror attack, and praised the courage of Gefen Bitton, who was seriously wounded while trying to stop the terrorists.

Herzog calls relatives of slain, wounded in Sydney attack

'Palestinian Rosa Parks'

Israeli journalist celebrates Arab who blew out menorah

Israeli journalist Gideon Levy praised an Arab woman who blew out the candles on a menorah in a Tel Aviv mall, calling the act 'a spectacular act of non-violent protest.

Israeli journalist celebrates Arab who blew out menorah

Eighth Hanukkah candle lit at Bondi Beach shooting site

In a ceremony alongside hundreds of members of Sydney's Jewish community, volunteers from ZAKA's international unit lit the final Hanukkah candle at the site where the attack occurred.

Eighth Hanukkah candle lit at Bondi Beach shooting site

Their own Torah

Two brothers. One dream. A Torah scroll for special needs

A Torah they can hold: Seeach Sod Campaign seeks to complete new scroll for students with special needs.

Two brothers. One dream. A Torah scroll for special needs

One Family Across Generations

The Annual Riklis Hanukkah Celebration at Bet Elazraki, One Family Across Generations

One Family Across Generations

'My Hanukkah miracle'

US filmmaker finds Hanukkah light in Kyiv amid Ukraine war

While filming a documentary in wartime Ukraine, American filmmaker Andrew Cohen encountered a Chabad rabbi in Kyiv, enabling a moving Hanukkah candle lighting amid the shadows of war.

US filmmaker finds Hanukkah light in Kyiv amid Ukraine war

One week after massacre

Herzog: Despite thousands of miles between us, we feel your pain

President Herzog lights candle in memory of the 15 victims of the Sydney Hanukkah Massacre.

Herzog: Despite thousands of miles between us, we feel your pain

October Council families: 'Who is responsible?'

The families of the October Council held a press conference at noon calling for the establishment of a state commission of inquiry into the failures of the October Council.

October Council families: 'Who is responsible?'

Minister Eli Cohen

'Only we can disarm Hamas'

Minister Eli Cohen, a member of the political and security cabinet, estimates that Israel will have to be the one to disarm Hamas.

'Only we can disarm Hamas'




























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